Sentence examples for more ambiguous event from inspiring English sources

If most of us weren't miserable most of the time, the arrival of civilization is a more ambiguous event.

The statistical avalanche analysis performed when the avalanche size was defined as the total number of events (peaks) within each avalanche give an even more ambiguous result.

Sandy seems a more ambiguous case.

Consequently, relative to non-worriers, pathological worriers tend to perceive more everyday (ambiguous) events as being threatening, and will be more likely to attend to such threatening meanings than to more benign alternatives.

The special theory of relativity showed, by experimental arguments which were new, and by logical arguments which could have been discovered any time after it became known that light travels with a finite velocity, that simultaneity is only definite when it applies to events in the same place, and becomes more and more ambiguous as the events are more widely removed from each other in space.

The third case was more ambiguous.

Now the result is more ambiguous.

From that decision flowed two events, one terrible and final, the other more ambiguous and by no means complete.

Can a modern movement brought on by the events in Ferguson, Missouri, take on a more ambiguous target?

The outcome in the Senate is more ambiguous.

Due to undisclosed current events in Japan, the design was changed to a more ambiguous, "happier" image.